New Chevy Trucks for Sale or Lease in Pittsburg CA

Shop new Chevy trucks at Delta Chevrolet in Pittsburg, CA, including the midsize Colorado, full-size Silverado 1500, heavy-duty Silverado HD, and all-electric Silverado EV. The right truck starts with what you actually need it to do. Choose the towing, size, powertrain, and technology features that matter to you below, and the finder will narrow the Chevrolet truck lineup to the models that fit those priorities.


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New Chevy Truck Inventory

Start With the Job, Then Choose the Truck

Chevrolet gives you four very different truck paths. Colorado keeps the footprint midsize while still offering up to 7,700 pounds of available towing. Silverado 1500 moves into full-size truck space with four available engine choices and up to 13,300 pounds of available towing. Silverado HD is the answer when the job moves beyond light-duty limits, with available diesel towing reaching 36,000 pounds. Silverado EV brings full-size electric truck capability with up to 12,500 pounds of available towing and EV-only technology.

That spread is why the selector above starts with your needs instead of asking you to pick a model first. The live truck filter on this page covers Colorado, Silverado 1500, and Silverado 2500 HD. Silverado EV remains a separate electric-truck pathway below. Once you narrow the truck family, work from the exact vehicle's cab, bed, powertrain, drivetrain, trailering equipment, price, VIN, and current status.

Before You Make the Trip

Check the Exact Truck You Want

Cab and bed. Make sure the truck has the passenger space and bed length you actually need.

Powertrain. Verify the exact gas, diesel, or electric configuration instead of assuming every trim uses the same setup.

Trailering equipment. Maximum ratings depend on the specific truck, drivetrain, axle, packages, passengers, cargo, and options.

Current price and status. Use the selling price, disclosures, incentives, VIN, stock number, and availability shown on the exact vehicle.

Choose Your Chevrolet Truck

Colorado vs. Silverado 1500 vs. Silverado HD vs. Silverado EV

The biggest differences are not cosmetic. They are size, maximum towing and payload, engine or electric-powertrain choice, bed and cab flexibility, and the technology tied to each truck family.

Chevrolet Colorado

Midsize Truck, Real Towing Capability

Colorado is the starting point when you want a truck that is easier to park and maneuver than a full-size pickup but still needs to tow, haul, and handle recreation. The 2026 Colorado uses the 2.7L TurboMax engine across the lineup and offers up to 7,700 pounds of available towing.

It also gives you a wide off-road range, from Trail Boss and Z71 to ZR2, so choosing the smaller truck does not mean giving up factory trail-focused options.

Chevrolet Silverado 1500

The Broadest All-Around Truck Choice

Silverado 1500 is the full-size middle ground for daily driving, work, towing, and recreation. Chevrolet offers TurboMax, 5.3L V8, 6.2L V8, and 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel power, with up to 13,300 pounds of available towing and multiple cab and bed configurations.

It is also the place to look when you want available Super Cruise with trailering, up to 14 camera views, a diesel without moving into an HD chassis, or factory Trail Boss and ZR2 choices.

Chevrolet Silverado HD

When Light-Duty Limits Are Not Enough

Silverado HD covers the 2500HD and 3500HD side of the lineup. It is the truck to prioritize when the trailer, payload, work equipment, or fifth-wheel/gooseneck setup is the reason you are buying the truck in the first place.

The 2026 Silverado HD offers gas and Duramax 6.6L turbo-diesel power, and properly equipped diesel configurations reach up to 36,000 pounds of maximum available towing.

Chevrolet Silverado EV

Full-Size Truck Utility With an Electric Powertrain

Silverado EV is the clear match when all-electric driving is a must-have rather than a secondary preference. Depending on configuration, the 2026 Silverado EV offers up to 12,500 pounds of available towing and long-range battery choices.

Available four-wheel steering, Sidewinder diagonal movement, Super Cruise with trailering, offboard power, and the Multi-Flex Midgate make it a fundamentally different truck decision from the gas and diesel lineup.

Towing Is the Fastest Separator

How Much Chevy Truck Do You Actually Need?

Start with the heaviest trailer you realistically expect to tow, then add the passengers, bed cargo, accessories, and equipment that travel with it. Maximum ratings are useful for comparing truck families, but the exact truck's trailering label and equipment determine what that vehicle is rated to do.

Truck Max Available Towing Best Starting Question
Colorado7,700 lbs.Do I need a full-size truck at all?
Silverado 150013,300 lbs.Can a light-duty full-size truck cover my trailer and payload needs?
Silverado HD36,000 lbs. with available diesel configurationIs heavy towing or payload the main reason I am buying the truck?
Silverado EV12,500 lbs.Do I want full-size towing capability with an electric powertrain?

Maximum trailering ratings require proper configuration and equipment. Passenger weight, cargo, options, accessories, battery configuration where applicable, and other factors reduce available capacity. Review the exact truck's trailering information before towing.

Gas

Straightforward Everyday Truck Power

Colorado uses the 2.7L TurboMax engine across the current lineup. Silverado 1500 expands the gas choices with TurboMax plus available 5.3L and 6.2L V8 engines, while Silverado HD offers a 6.6L gas V8 for heavy-duty work without diesel.

Diesel

Duramax Choices at Two Capability Levels

Silverado 1500 offers the 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel for drivers who want diesel torque, highway efficiency, and light-duty full-size usability. Silverado HD steps up to the available 6.6L Duramax turbo-diesel when the work moves into heavy-duty towing and payload territory.

Electric

Silverado Capability Without a Gas or Diesel Engine

Silverado EV uses dual-motor electric four-wheel drive. It adds EV-specific advantages such as available high-rate DC fast charging, vehicle-to-home capability with the required GM Energy equipment, and available offboard power for tools, equipment, or campsite use.

Truck Technology That Changes the Decision

Look Past Screen Size and Focus on What You Will Use

For towing, Silverado 1500 and Silverado HD offer available camera systems with up to 14 views to make hitching and monitoring a trailer easier. Silverado 1500 High Country and Silverado EV also offer Super Cruise hands-free driver assistance with trailering on compatible roads when properly equipped and subscribed.

Silverado EV goes in a different direction with available four-wheel steering, Sidewinder diagonal movement, a 17.7-inch center display, and the available Multi-Flex Midgate. Those features matter if maneuverability, electric driving, and flexible cargo length are part of your truck decision rather than just extra equipment.

Factory Off-Road Paths

You Do Not Have to Pick One Truck Family to Get an Off-Road Trim

Colorado: Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 give you multiple levels of factory off-road hardware.

Silverado 1500: Custom Trail Boss, LT Trail Boss, and ZR2 cover full-size off-road use.

Silverado HD: Trail Boss and ZR2 pair heavy-duty hardware with rough-access capability.

Silverado EV: Trail Boss adds a lift, all-terrain tires, four-wheel steering, and EV-specific off-road technology.

Price, Payment & Trade

Compare the Whole Truck Deal, Not One Number

Once you know which truck family fits, move to the exact vehicle. Cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, trailering packages, battery size on Silverado EV, trim, and incentives can change the price substantially even within the same model.

Check Current Truck Specials

Offers change by model, configuration, purchase method, and eligibility. Use the current specials page, then confirm the exact offer attached to the truck you are considering.

Compare Financing Around the Exact Truck

Review selling price, down payment, APR, term, incentives, trade equity, and total amount financed together. Approval, rates, terms, and program eligibility remain subject to lender and program requirements.

Put Your Current Vehicle Into the Math

Start with our trade tool to estimate your current vehicle's value. The final appraisal is based on condition, mileage, equipment, history information, market demand, and any remaining payoff.

East Contra Costa Truck Use

Match the Truck to Work, Highway 4, and Delta Recreation

A truck that spends most of its week commuting on Highway 4 and occasionally pulling a boat does not need the same hardware as a work truck carrying equipment and towing heavy trailers every day. Colorado and Silverado 1500 cover a wide range of mixed daily-use and recreation needs, while Silverado HD makes sense when the heavy load is the normal job rather than an occasional one.

Silverado EV gives you another route when home charging and electric driving fit your routine but you still need a full-size pickup for gear, towing, and weekend use around the Delta.

The Delta Difference

Compare the Exact Truck Before You Commit

At Delta Chevrolet, we can compare the trucks you are considering by the equipment that changes the decision: engine or battery configuration, cab and bed, drivetrain, trailering hardware, current price, incentives, and trade value.

If you are deciding between two different truck families, schedule the drive around both. Moving from a Colorado into a Silverado 1500, or from a Silverado 1500 into an HD, makes the size and ride difference much easier to judge in person.

Frequently Asked Questions

New Chevy Trucks for Sale FAQ

Use these answers to narrow the truck family, then verify the exact configuration and current availability on the individual vehicle.

What new Chevy trucks are available at Delta Chevrolet?
Delta Chevrolet's new-truck shopping paths include the Chevrolet Colorado, Silverado 1500, Silverado HD family, and Silverado EV. Current inventory changes, so use the live inventory and individual vehicle status for the exact trucks available now.
What is the difference between the Chevy Colorado and Silverado 1500?
Colorado is Chevrolet's midsize pickup and offers up to 7,700 pounds of available towing. Silverado 1500 is a full-size light-duty truck with multiple cab, bed, and engine choices and up to 13,300 pounds of available towing. Colorado is the better starting point when easier maneuverability matters; Silverado 1500 gives you more full-size towing, bed, powertrain, and cabin choices.
Which Chevrolet truck has the highest towing capacity?
The 2026 Silverado HD has the highest maximum available towing capacity in the current Chevrolet pickup lineup, reaching up to 36,000 pounds with a properly equipped diesel configuration. The exact rating depends on the truck's configuration, equipment, passengers, cargo, and options.
Which new Chevy trucks offer a diesel engine?
Silverado 1500 offers an available 3.0L Duramax turbo-diesel, while Silverado HD offers an available 6.6L Duramax turbo-diesel. Colorado uses the 2.7L TurboMax gasoline engine, and Silverado EV uses an electric powertrain.
Does Chevrolet make an electric pickup truck?
Yes. The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV is a full-size electric pickup with dual-motor four-wheel drive, available long-range battery configurations, and up to 12,500 pounds of available towing depending on configuration. It also offers EV-specific technology including available four-wheel steering, Sidewinder, Super Cruise with trailering, and the Multi-Flex Midgate.
Which Chevy truck is best for daily driving and occasional towing?
Start with Colorado if a midsize footprint and up to 7,700 pounds of available towing cover your needs. Move to Silverado 1500 when you want a full-size cab and bed, more engine choices, or towing requirements beyond Colorado's range. Silverado EV is the electric alternative when home charging and EV driving fit your routine.
Can I finance or lease a new Chevy truck at Delta Chevrolet?
Yes. Delta Chevrolet can review current finance and lease options around the exact truck you select. Compare the selling price, down payment, APR or lease terms, incentives, trade when applicable, and total amount financed together. Approval, rates, terms, mileage limits, and program eligibility remain subject to lender and program requirements.
Can I trade my current vehicle toward a new Chevrolet truck?
Yes. Start with Delta Chevrolet's online trade tool for an estimate. The final trade value is confirmed after the vehicle is reviewed for condition, mileage, equipment, history information, current market demand, and any remaining payoff.
How do I check whether a specific Chevy truck is in stock?
Check the status on the individual truck listing and keep the VIN or stock number for the truck you want. If your visit depends on one specific configuration, contact Delta Chevrolet before you leave so we can confirm its current status and equipment.

Find Your New Chevy Truck

Shop New Chevrolet Trucks at Delta Chevrolet

Use the truck finder to narrow the model family, then compare the exact cab, bed, powertrain, towing equipment, price, status, incentives, and VIN before you make the next decision.

Vehicle specifications, maximum ratings, features, packages, offers, prices, and availability can change and vary by configuration. Confirm the exact vehicle's window sticker, trailering information, current listing, and applicable program terms before purchase or towing.